While digital cameras and smartphones have enabled virtually everyone to document their life through photography, the fate of many of the photos we take are often uncertain. A portion of it goes to social media, sure.
A big percentage of "misses" definitely get deleted. What about the rest? How many of us even think about what to do with the ones we choose to keep?. thephoblographer.com
Adobe has announced its new Adobe Express mobile app is available now to all users.
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Nothing to see here. You take photos on a smartphone to share them on social media, and that’s it. Only a tiny minority of phone users would ever ponder the color gamut of smartphones or their color management.
The reviews for the much-hyped Humane AI Pin are in and it makes for tough reading for the Californian startup.
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The reviews for the much-hyped Humane AI Pin are in and it makes for tough reading for the Californian startup.
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A patent Apple filed in September 2022 has just been approved today, and it showcases a system of shock limiters and dampers to improve camera reliability. [Read More]
Italy-based WuvDay aims to fight against fake news and deepfake content by utilizing the smartphones average people hold in their hands through an onboard verification platform. [Read More]
With the recent release of the Samsung S24 Ultra, North America now has three premium-priced phones that happen to compete in a very similar way against each other. The Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, Google Pixel 8 Pro, and Samsung S24 Ultra, all have state-of-the-art displays, HDR-compliant photos and videos, and a 5X telephoto lens to compliment the main and ultra-wide cameras. [Read More]